On 10/22/2013 02:49 PM, Andrew Gray wrote:
Based on the points raised in the discussion maybe there is scope to
have some ground rules for open tickets. Something like:

A ticket can be closed if:
- no activity for 12 months.

How does doing this help us improve the speed/quality/etc of bug fixes?

Today, you can see the list of recently updated open issues by issuing an appropriate query. Wouldn't that achieve the same result?


- no response from the reporter to requests for information for 12 months.

Closing a ticket, when the reporter fails to provide requested details, that's a fair game.

Applying this may mean we have a better chance of seeing the wood for
the trees so to speak.

What does everyone think?

Cheers,

Andrew

On Wednesday, October 23, 2013, Daniel Beck wrote:

    Is there a guideline how to use the Jenkins Jira as a regular user?

    I've seen many issues that seem obsolete, incomplete, or just plain
    wrong (this feature not being implemented is not a bug!), but I've
    always hesitated to just close or relabel them, especially when it's
    about a plugin, as I'm no more an authority on what's a valid issue
    than the guy that opened it. On Stack Overflow, I'd "flag for
    moderator attention", but there's no such feature in Jira.

    [1] doesn't cover what seems to be the most common case, a reporter
    not responding to questions in comments, or any other situations
    unrelated to reproducing an issue or verifying a fix.

    1:
    https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Beginners+Guide+to+Contributing

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